Terms of use and disclaimer

autonomy.md is provided “as is” and “as available”, without warranties of any kind, express or implied, including warranties of accuracy, completeness, timeliness, availability, fitness for a particular purpose and non-infringement. You use it at your own risk.

autonomy.md shows no third-party data: no prices, rates, fees, market data or provider data, and it fetches nothing from other sites. Every number a tool uses comes from your request or from a generic formula the tool states. Those formulas are simplifications. They can be wrong for your case, and the skill and this site can be inaccurate, incomplete or not current.

Check every figure yourself, with the people and sources you rely on, before you act on it.

Robots can injure people and damage property. Nothing here is safety, engineering, legal or regulatory advice. Nothing on autonomy.md is a recommendation or endorsement of any provider, product or service. The AUTONOMY.md skill is guidance for software agents and doesn’t guarantee any outcome.

The tools calculate, compare and check what you send against rules you choose. They don’t approve, enforce, certify or verify anything, including anyone’s identity, they can miss problems, and a clean result isn’t an approval or an assurance. Nothing on autonomy.md makes anything compliant with a law, regulation or standard, legally valid, or safe.

autonomy.md is not a safety system, a safety function or a safety assessment, and it is not certified, tested or approved for any robot, use or place. Never rely on it, its skill or its tools to protect people, animals or property.

Robots can injure or kill people and damage property. The operator alone is responsible for every robot, every mission and every setting, and must follow all applicable laws, regulations, permits and aviation and waterway rules, the manufacturer's limits and instructions, and applicable safety standards, with a qualified person supervising.

The tools only compare the numbers and shapes you send. They know nothing about the real robot, the terrain, obstacles, people, weather or the law, and they can be wrong. A result with no issues is not permission to run a mission.

Preset numbers are examples to replace with your own limits and local rules. They are not recommended, safe or legal limits for any robot, place or use.

autonomy.md never controls or moves a robot, is not a safety system, is not certified for any use, and must never be relied on to protect people or property. Anything your agents do runs on your own accounts, under the terms of the services you use, at your cost. You are responsible for the settings you choose, for approvals, for your credentials and for following every service’s terms and the law. Settings an agent drafted are yours only once you agree to them.

To the fullest extent permitted by law, the operators and contributors of autonomy.md are not liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, special, consequential or punitive damages, or for any loss of money, data, profits or business, arising from your use of, or inability to use, autonomy.md or any information from it, even if told such loss was possible. Where liability can’t be excluded, our total liability is limited to US$100.

The skill and the tools use generic terms and public, generic formulas. Names of standards, units and file formats are used only to describe them.

Where code on autonomy.md (for example, an install command or a configuration file name) mentions a tool, client or service so that it works with it, that name is a trademark of its owner, used only for compatibility. autonomy.md is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any of them. If you own a mark and want us to change how we use it, write to us and we’ll act promptly.

Don’t overload, attack or try to disrupt autonomy.md, and don’t use it to break the law or anyone else’s terms. We may rate-limit, block, change or stop any part of autonomy.md at any time, without notice.

autonomy.md has no accounts, sets no cookies and asks for no personal information. To learn what’s useful, we count page views, copies, skill fetches and API and MCP calls with anonymous server-side events. We store no IP addresses: a one-way daily hash of the IP address and browser string counts unique visitors, and the country comes from our host’s request headers. Counting runs only on the live site, and visiting with ?internal=1 turns it off in that browser.

Settings and anything you send to a tool are used only to answer that request. autonomy.md doesn’t store them and doesn’t send their values to analytics: only the tool name, a known preset name and how many settings were given. Our host keeps standard server logs.

The AUTONOMY.md skill and this site’s code are under the MIT License. Anything owned by third parties is not covered by that license.

We may update these terms. The date at the top shows the current version, and continued use means you accept it.